Challenging behaviors can be a frustrating part of being an SLP if we let them. We’ve all heard the phrase, “The kids who need the most love will ask for it in the most unloving ways.” I bet after just reading it and reflecting for 10 seconds, you have some students from your caseload in […]
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I’m always looking for ways to improve myself as a person and as an SLP. This year, I’m going to focus on health. I will try to eat more vegetables, less meat and less night time snacks. I’m going to try to walk my dogs every day. I’m also going to continue a my focus […]
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I think the best part about SLP memes is that they remind us that so many of our challenges, successes and emotional roller coasters are so relatable! It’s good to know that other people feel that way too. You know you’re a school based SLP if… you can relate to these funny SLP memes! 1. You […]
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Challenges rise, work can be mundane, and we can struggle with the old passion for our career. I’d like to introduce you to Melony – a fabulous reader who is going to share her perspective on how she renewed her love for her job as an SLP! I LOVE reading blog posts from other […]
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As you may have seen on Instagram or Facebook, I got married over the summer! I wanted to share a bit about my day with you all 🙂 We got married at Wisconsin Brewing Company, a brewery just outside of Madison, WI. It’s very close to our house and one of our favorite places to […]
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I switched to working in the schools this past November so this is my first summer off as a school-based SLP. Can I say how much I love it? I’ve been incredibly busy, mostly planning my wedding and cleaning my house/car/life… I’m a HUGE mess! Summer me is driving more slowly, drinking coffee out of […]
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It seems to be the cool thing to do for SLPs who work in the school setting: soak up the summer reads! This is my first summer in the schools and I’m hoping to get some quality reading time in. Below are my recommendations for both speech/disability/therapy related books and then some non-therapy related ones, […]
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Be good, not great. You might be thinking… “Woah. Did I read that correctly?” Yes, yes you did. For as long as I can remember I’ve had a type A personality in most facets of my life. When I do things, I commit. I don’t do things halfway. This belief, of course, carried over into […]
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I can’t believe my SLP CFY has come and gone! This past week on Facebook I was reminded that it was just a year ago I graduated with my Masters! CRAZY to think what can happen in a year. -Started a REAL job (yes I get paid to play with fun things) -Moved into […]
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